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by Rodgir Cohen | 19 May 2023 | As a combat veteran who served in Operation Enduring Freedom, I have both experienced depression, and counseled with those who suffer with it. Depression today is far from uncommon: it can create emotional and psychological effects, physical symptoms, cognitive symptoms, social impacts, and even elevate the risk […] Source: https://atoday.org/depression-is-biblical/
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Las iglesias se han dividido por muchas razones. Pero los instrumentos musicales que se han considerado apropiados para el culto colectivo es una de las más fascinantes y perdurables. Durante siglos, la música cristiana siguió estilos populares de música. Pero después del movimiento conservador de templanza de la época victoriana, los cristianos comenzaron a favorecer […] Source: https://atoday.org/esa-musica-de-la-iglesia-es-diabolica/
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The great controversy theme is summarized in Revelation with the symbolism of two women: one clothed with the sun, in Revelation 12:1-17, and one dressed in scarlet, in Revelation 17:1-18.
The striking symbol of the woman clothed with the sun, in the dazzling glory of Christ, is found in Revelation 12:1-17. She is faithful to her true lover, Jesus. She is not defiled with the corruption of false doctrines. Throughout the Bible, a pure woman symbolizes the bride of Jesus, or the true church. In Jeremiah 6:2, the prophet says, “I have likened the daughter of Zion to a lovely and delicate woman” (NKJV). The prophet uses the expression “daughter of Zion” or a faithful woman to describe God’s people. (See also Ephesians 5:25-32 and Hosea 2:20.)
In contrast, the Bible likens apostasy to harlotry or adultery (James 4:4). Speaking of Israel’s rebellion and unfaithfulness, Ezekiel laments, “You are an adulterous wife, who takes strangers instead of her husband“ (Ezekiel 16:32, NKJV).
In this week’s lesson, we will study these two women of Revelation and probe, more deeply, the conflict between truth and error.
Study this week’s lesson to prepare for Sabbath, May 27.
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This year, the #AdventistChurch will celebrate 160 years–and you’re invited!
It was 160 years ago, two years into the American Civil War, 20 believers from churches around the Midwest and Northeast gathered in Battle Creek, Michigan. They gathered to organize a General Conference which would begin what has now grown into a worldwide congregation of over 22 million members today.
Their purpose: unity, identity, and mission. Because of the dedication of these 20 people, the Seventh-day Adventist…Source: https://adventist.uk/news/article/go/2023-05-19/1566/
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